Supporting Students

Dr. Crossley serves as a faculty advisor to OU's American Indian Science and Engineering Society. AISES is an inclusive organization with different membership levels open to all interested individuals (see bylaws here). As a registered Cherokee, Dr. Crossley is passionate about providing opportunities for future generations of promising scientists and engineers to become leaders. OU was a founding organization of AISES in 1977, and was awarded the chapter of the year in 2015. Find out more about this outstanding organization and student chapter here. 

The University of Oklahoma is perpetually among the top universities in the world in terms of undergraduate Native American engineering students enrolled. Native Americans make up approximately 2% of the US population, and 13% of the Oklahoma population. This group receives only around 0.4% of B.S. degrees in engineering and 0.2% of advanced M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Engineering. The bright ASIES students at the University of Oklahoma are leading the way to become future leaders in their communities and the world. I am very fortunate to be involved in this great organization that is driven by such highly motivated students.